Who are some authors like Kierkegaard? Can be fiction writers

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>Can be fiction writers or philosophers, doesn't really matter

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No idea but dropping this to keep the thread alive.

>>9431202
there aren't many

Antonio Machado started with poetry but later wrote philosophy under apocryphal names, Juan de Mairena

Fernando Pessoa is similar and wrote poetry, philosophy and a factless autobiography

As far as imagination goes and depth of thought, I would say Laurence Sterne fits the category with Tristram Shandy

And as far as Kierkegaards theological depth I have found Pascal, Thomas Browne, and Simone Weil to be very thought provoking and creative.
What strikes me most by Kierkegaard is his amazing creativity. I recently picked up a copy of his selected journals and he is brilliant even there, not to mention his formal works. Either/Or is certainly one of the best works of fiction in the world.

>>9433206
Thanks, appreciate it

>>9431202
Whomever crafted that info-graphic is retarded. God above jesus...... They are on the same level they are both god. Neither Catholic or Protestants are Arians.

>>9431202
Adolf Hitler

>>9433380
It's not "above" or a hierarchy, it's the explanation of where doctrine comes from in the respective denominations. Trinitarians (ie. all non-blasphemous Christians) will most certainly make a distinction between the Father, Jesus, the Spirit and the holistic God.